Learned taste aversion is:
A)When an organism samples a new food in small amounts to test for safety
B)When an organism avoids specific tastes that have been associated with illness
C)When an organism finds the taste of the last bites of a food item less appealing than the first bites
D)When you eat so much of one specific food item that you "get sick of it"

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Learned taste aversion refers to the avoidance of a specific taste that has been associated with a negative experience, such as illness. This aversion can develop even if the illness was caused by a different factor, such as a virus, and not the food itself.

Learned Taste Aversion Is